Running a fake "win an ipad" promo to get email submits...

[mattseh]

obviously scammers unless they are apple or some high authority guys

define authority

 

[Chianti]

Out of interest, did internet monies pay for the car in your avatar?

 

[greenleaves]

Just add a clause that the contest will not take place unless there is 300,000 participants or something. Hide it deep in the Ts and Cs.

No need to be illegal... just be shady!

 

[r3p1v]

Just say in your terms and conditions that it's all a big scam. Then you are covered.

 

[crackp0t]

Just say in your terms and conditions that it's all a big scam. Then you are covered.

By continuing you recognize that all contests on the Internet are fake. This one is no exception and you are doing it solely for entertainment purposes.


rofl that would be fucked up.

 

[Jeeta]

Just add a clause that the contest will not take place unless there is 300,000 participants or something. Hide it deep in the Ts and Cs.

No need to be illegal... just be shady!

This!

 

[Shaz07]

Nobody ever "wins" the iPad

You'd be surprised how many fulfillments there have been.

 

[amateursurgeon]

You could say "win an ipad", but not say "apple". Then send the winner one of those gauze pads you use to put over your eyes after surgery. They cost about $2-3 I reckon. Claim you thought that's how "eye" was spelled.

 

[Prashant_W]

Question:

You're attempting to monetize (assuming that is the purpose of course... unless your hobbies include collecting email addresses) a generic, freebie chasing list?

Generic AND freebie?

 

[ENDed]

You'd be surprised how many fulfillments there have been.

Ahhh the good old days

 

[seous]

Reported to FTC you sick fuck.